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Latest Business Intelligence Trends (2019 BI Trends)

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How the BI is changing? Redefined Reporting – Highly contextualized We know that it’s not possible to everyone to explore their own data in detail every time, essentially, we see users with varying levels of skill sets. This means in 2018 and going forward, reporting will start to become redefined through providing both analysis and participants with highly contextualized information i.e. inverting analytics as we know today. Rather than having to go to a destination to perform an analysis, it will come to users embedded right into their work space, getting the right information to the right people, at the right time, in the right place, and in the right context. And in that process, many more people will be empowered with data and analytics than ever before. Analytics become immersive Given that the price of virtual reality devices remains a bit too steep for mainstream adoption, we are still several years away from augmented reality. The breakthroughs li...

QlikView Top 50 Interview Questions with Answers.

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1.What is cross table?    Ans: cross table is common type of table featuring a matrix of values between two Ans: orthogonal lists of header data. To turn cross table into straight table use cross table prefix Ex. Cross table(attribute field, data field[ in])(load/select statement). 2.What is Inline memory in QlikView?   Ans: create table or add field to the table. 3.what is Set and let in QlikView and difference between it?   Ans: SET or a LET statement is often used To define the variable. The SET statement is used when you want a variable to hold the string or numeric value that is to the right of the Equal (=) sign.The LET statement is used when you need to evaluate what is to the right of the Equal sign e.set myVar=52 the result is “52″ Let myVar=5*2 the result is “10″ 4. Explain Join?   Ans: Joins are mainly used for retrieving the data from 2 or more tables - in QLIKVIEW join will join two or more tables and convert into one...

Qlik Sense Extensions - Pros and Cons

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As we know, extensions provide additional functionality that extend the capability of many products. QlikView has his own capability, however Qlik Sense does not provide inbuilt great visualizations. Here extensions play major role, enhancing the look and feel of the product to next level. Visualization Extensions are a possibility to extend the visualization capabilities of Qlik Sense by using only standard web-technologies. The concept of extensions in general can also be seen as a plugin-mechanism which allows developers to combine the power of Qlik Sense’ APIs with the nearly unlimited capabilities of the web. Having said this, there are certain reasons, why one should not use the extensions. Following are some of the pro and cons of the extensions for the Qlik Sense. PROs      CONs ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------...